The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-18
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The above named business men OF Bell
aire and others, have signed petition
asking that proclamation be issued call
ing on the business community OF that
patriotic community to close up shop on
that day and thus allow every one to
come here to sec and take part in the
huge demonstration. And so 1t goee
boom! boom!! boom!!l all along the
line. 5EEE (. Z. n. t,.'.,. M
POSTS OF TIE G. A. r. COMING. P,Er
Captain W. E. Griffith, editor Of the
Cumberland Neps and former member
Of the Ringeold Battalion, writes that he
Is Just out OF a eickbed, but II at all able
to travel he will be at the Big Reunion.
He Is very anxious to meet the Ringgold
boys and hence will be here on Wednes-
day afternoon, II at all possible, at their
meeting In the Grand Opera House. He
reports that a great many will come from
and vicinity. All tho G. AR,
Posts OF Western Msryla have been in
vited and many OF the generates will
come, Captain Griffith was captured near
Romney in brave but Intellectual attempt
to recapture Crook, Kelley and Melvin,
having, pursued their captors from Gum.
berland. He was brave officer. Enter.
ing the army mere echool.boy, he soon
showed his worth and at the close was
captain OF Company B, Twenty.second
Pennsylvania Volunteer Cavalry, or what
is tamiliarly known as the Ringeold Caval.
ry. The Captain is also an enthusiastic
u. A. K. man, and is Past Department
Commander OF Maryland. !,IlVg
Sergeant J. I. Dawson, formerly OF Co.
a, Rlnggold Cavalry, writes from Califor.
mia, Pa, that all the Ringgold boys and
else are coming from that sec.
ton. It is quite likely that the G. A. r.
Post will come in q body. Sergeant Daw.
Son served over four years in the Ring.
gold Cavalry, and no drawer soldier over
drew saber in defence Of his country. va
The g. A. R. Post at Cameron, W. Va,
=. X. stidger Post No. IS, will come al
least so strong. There is no discount on
this Post. Post Commander Younker was
IN the city yesterday and from him the
above information was cleaned. tG%
= Coldwell Post No. q, Moundsyille, are
making preparations to attend in BODY,
and they will make fine showing. s
T.. W. Stephens Post No. IS, OF tho
South Side are making extensive prepare.
tons for the G. A. r. parade. Hancock
Post NO. IS, OF Benwood, will Join them
carly in the morning and preceded by
drum corps, they will march to their posi-.
ton in the parade. W.. +
III DISTINGUISHED INDIVIDUALS.
Prof. Paul F. Rohebacher writes to Sec
rotary Cowden from New Brighton, Pa,
that he will be here at the reunion. Prof,
Rohebacher was a member OF the staffs of
General Cox, General 6csmmon, General
Llghtburn and General Gilmore during
the war, and has been for years past Pro-
tessor OF modern languages at the Vest
ern University Of Pennsylvania, ALE.
gheny City. ga. 800 ~
vnpIa'n James a. omp!sby, Of Con
I noIeon. Vhlo, late OF The Second West
Virginia UaValfy, writes that he will be
n 0;l, anu taat large party OF old soldiers
VI How vo% Tam rloI n n' 5 sec.10n.
!, non; James NJ. Dalzell and wife passed
through this city yesterday over the Balti.
. L.. q onlo hai!roaa, enroute for Pitts
. anu fayetle springs, on q visit to
ha,a .a.n az ~ tns mountains. they return
p psn on 1nnisasy next 10 attend the Big
ih s;a ana VIII be glad to meet their
if'e al az .ne Mcclure House that evening.
:. ~ . ieGent mee1lng OF Hills poss, Z.
a. H., o. barnesViile, arrangements were
, naoe ior attenolng me Wheeling. Rs
o nnion 1oo IN a pony. me Post npmbers
o o,s ~ Ivy W. memoele ana the probabilities
aae tnaI a ialge proportloh Of them will
t haa nna 10 tne Oommander's order It
s SIs pee G sueSessed tnGt lhe barneaville
9AVer oofnet BANG, winch headed the
blcElayefa IN the recent demonstration